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This inquiring will show the effects of The Black Plague in the Shakespearean era.

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The economic impact of the plague was significant. Agricultural prices dropped, endangering the fortunes and power of the aristocracy. Whose wealth and dominance were based on land. The Plague destroyed a quarter of the European population. As people died there was no longer rent being paid. This made people think about medicine and start making it.

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It made it so that people started being healthier. Perfume became a big thing because of the Black Death. Hospitals came into play after this so that people could be put there when they were super sick and needed severe help. People built more functional homes. Freedom of thought came in. People learned English instead of Latin because of the Black Plague.

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Plague doctors were hired by cities themselves. They were in the absence of medical school or documentation. The masks that the doctors wore were air fresheners because they believed that the disease came from the foul scents. They were not even good doctors. 18 doctors attended to the city of Venice. Only 1 remained and five died, 12 were missing.

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The Black Plague was one of the most devastating time in this period, there was many deaths estimated from 75 to 200 million people in Eurasia and a little into Europe from 1347 to 1351. This is believed to have spread through the silk road and merchant ships. Most of the people in these ships were dead. The rest of the people on the ship were very ill. People were covered in black boils that oozed blood and pus and that is how the black death got the name.

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People would have black boils on them that oozed pus and blood. This is cause by a disease called yersinia pestis. This comes from wild rodents where they live in big numbers. These rodents had fleas and when the fleas bit somebody they became infected with this disease. This disease killed 60 percent of Florence's population.

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1. The Black Plague killed 25% to 60% of Europe's population.
2. The Black Death was not the first plague epidemic.
3. The population at the time was prone to disease spread.
4. Believed to be caused by bad air.
5. They did not want patients to bathe during the plague.
6. The Black Death Set the Foundation for the Renaissance.
7. The plague still exists in the modern world.
8. The Black Death set Europe back 150 years.
9. The virus is now less fatal than it used to be.
10. The virus took free rides in the merchant ships.

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Day 1 of symptoms were people got painful swelling called buboes showed up in the persons armpits and groin. *These were usually the size of an egg but could sometimes be as big as an apple.*
By day 2 the person was vomiting and getting a fever.
On day 3 the bleeding from other the skin caused dark spots all over their body.
With the 4th day the Black Death attacked the nervous system which could cause spasms putting the people in serious pain.
last on day 5 sometimes the swelling would burst and a bad smelling liquid would come from the open swellings. They would mostly live from this but in most cases they had a painful death.

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At this time when the Plague first struck doctors had no idea what this was or what to do with it. The doctors did not know what caused it either. This disease killed people fast because they did not know what is was or what was giving them this disease. There was never really a cure for this but there was a cure for the symptoms. Headaches were relieved by rose, lavender, sage, and bay. Sickness or nausea was treated with wormwood, mint, and balm. Lung problems with liquorice and comfrey. Vinegar was believed to kill the disease.